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BREAKFAST BUDGET

Sevcnty.iiya Thousand eopics Of "Shen
have been isaued in thie country.
Emma Abbott has gone to Paris to
purchase new operate attractions from
Worth. IS Z r. hi
The King OF Holland ia fatally i'll. He
cutters intense pain aad 10 exceedingly
irritable. 5 ri 5r
Talk is cheap. The man who talks
too much gets SO liberal that he gives
himsell away.-BaKimore american. Z
Con. Boulanses's daughter is about to
become nun, and his enemies say 1t is
a shrswd device Of his to curry favor with
the C!ericals.
A Burlington girl is learning to play the
cornet, and her admirers speak OF her Bs
''ths isirest flower that blows" '-Burling-
Ton Free Press. a,,
The total debt of Mexico is $3.50, coo 900.
Mexico must have started q two-horse
newspaper sometime in q one-hosse town.
-Someruille Journal ia
Mrs. Frank Leslie, now III Paris, will 20
to the City Of Mexico in September to ar
(, range for the publication thereo ola Spanish.
American newspaper.
Aisa Craig, a town in Ontaria, boasta
street on which live no fewer than neven-
teen widowa, with only two martiGgeable
men to keep them company. 3
John McMackin, Henry Georges polit-
ical organizer. predicts thst tho Land
I and Labor pgrty's State ticket will poll
1000 to 200. 600 votes in New York this
year. ~. !, 81 se35 y
Private liquors seized during the recent
prohibition raid a. Newport were ordered
returned by the courts. From which it
appearS that private liquor is not a public
truat. ii,
5 Mrs. Lesvitt, tho chief missionary Of tho
i2Woman's Christian Temperance Unieu,
hiss returned from visit to Siam. She
enjoyed long interview with tho King,
{ and he promised to read, through an in
4 terpreter, tho tracts sho rendered him.
5 X IL The Queen Of Holland presented re.
3 markRble gift TO the King on his 10th
\ birthday. The. ladies In waiting carried
III AL immcnae bouquet, which they placed
before His Majesty. The king was great.
4 ly surprised when suddenly the top OF the
bouquet opened, and the head OF his
daughter peeped out Of the flowers.
An observing Washington gentleman
has been examining tho records and finds
that tho accumulation Of (; government
7. bonds In few hands ia becoming marked.
Interest checks ara now cent to SC. 900 per-
!, sons, whereas not long ago 20, 900 checks
y were issued on tho ZANE amount. The
y concentration Of holaings in large cities Is
i also noticeable. 4. e 5aS
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oyor tho mountains to tho ssh via Pic.

. 4. oh ~ = .
The third Of the series Of tho Baltimore
and Ohio popular. excursions to Atlantic
Oity and Cape May will BIO run on Thurs.
day, August 4sh. A special train OF parlor
cars and coaches will leave Wheeling at
5 A. NJ. and reach Philadelphia at 0 P. NJ,
paasing in daylight through the most beau.
tiiul mountain and valley scenery on the
continents fitting prelude to weeks
sojourn upon the shores Of old ocean.
The round trip rate will DO $40 from
Wheeling. ;5i..i'. d. Z
The excursion tickets will be valid until
the 18th inclusive, and embrace the p.iy;-
!ege OF stopping a day ut Washington on
the return journey. ig,5 sssIt s...Ss
For information in detail apply to Ticket
Agenta, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, or
to d. D. Smith, Dlyision Passenger Agent,
Pittsburgh. III 3 i,f..y.,,i3,ss,
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half Of ireland more effective and condu.
Give to the welfare of. lbe national canse.
Resolutions were adopted denouncing the
coercion law and calling for liz repeal.
ECIIots OF THE COKE STRIKE.

L &
Scarcity of Cars-iieavy Loss OF Trade-The
hen siny be Thrown Out Again.
"Thc strike leaves us in bad shape,'
said leading coke operator. ut Is not
tho lack Of cars alone. 1t Ia bad enough,
but there Is worse than that
Show abont the prean statement dis.
crediting tho claim Of insufficient means
Of transportation z" g, ft
"All the cara tho Pittsburgh & Lake Eric
could give us would be only 7 per cent OF
the amount the operators require. The
Pennsylvania company 10 doing every
thing possible 10 get the cars back 10 US,
but they are unable TO do 1t. The opera.
tors REQUIRE 1000 cara day. II takes just
week 10 get the cara back. That means
1000 cars ntc needed. ' 4 !. e
"Thcre Ia another phase Of the subject.
Where Connellayille coke waB fairly intro.
dnced east Of Us, the trade has been lost
during the strike. The furnaces that used
our coke did not stop-they managed to
yet along in the anthracite region without
US, and In other localities where Connelle.
vile coke was making i,B way, they dla.
covered that Connellsyille does not make
all the coke In the world. The trade has
been permanently diverted, just az The
nail trade left Pittsburgh years ago. We
are running fall now aud will run full ior
aome timo, because the furnaces just now
will take twice as much as they require
stocking up the remainder. You can zee
how IT will be when they take hall what
they do now, W. lEt.-s i
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Ghp Q,1tl:elliiQ(a|,sttu|,:e,r
wuEuLlNo, ". VA. JULY 20. 1887.
The sherman Eadurseu,ent.

Some OF Senator shcrman's best frionda
have been free TO gay that the movement
to secure his endorsement for the Presi.
dency by tho Toledo convention was IN.
wise. OF course those who do not hold
Mr.. Sherman as their first choice were
not in favor Of the. resolution. For the
sake OF harmony, and because 1t was not
desired to wound Senator sherman's feel
ings, the resolution was permitted to go
through without dissent. Since the en-.
dorscment, under the circumstances, has
no significance, the course finally adopted
was. perhaps, the best.
The action Of the convention, while II
prevented u acene III that body, does not
materially alter the situation, except that
1t takes something from Mr.. Sherman. II
Ia we'll known that he was by no lneana
the unanimoua choice OF the convention,
Notwithstanding the resolution went
through without dissent by previous NJ.
rangement. It Is shown nB clearly as my
thing can DO ahown that Mr.. Sherman
clnnot have the solid Ohio delegation
next year unleas there shall in thu u1esa'
time DO great change Of nentiment IL
his State. H. 4 \, ,,.-a.s /. Z, Ell
3 John Sherman should not have been &C
placed before the country. Inspite OF the
fact that no is not the unanimous choice
OF Ohio Republican,, he is one OF The
foremost men Of the country, ho stands ir
the front rank OF Republicsns, and he hi!
been properly regarded as among The
strong Presidential Probabilities. 1t ma,
be that Senator Sherman will be nomi
mated for the Presidency in spite Of thil
blunder. II go, the Republicans in hi
own State and elsewhere who prefer
another will give him loyal and arden
support, assured that they will be sup
porting no inferior man.
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DIED. :.

RI 10 N 10 d.
PATRlCk-on Thursday, July %, 1887, nt lao A.
M.,FRANC,s f., vile Of John +. Patrick, aged
70 years. ~ 'g5 t -
Funeral from residence. No. l25 South Penn street,
this friday moiniug at $3.50 O'Clock. Re.
QUEEN mass at tho Cathedral ut O'Clock A. N.
Friends oil tho family arc respectfully invited
to attend. Intarmenl at Mt Calvary Cemetery.
ELBERT-op Thursday, July 2s, 1887, at b:4S }. NJ,
FRANCIS ElHEAr, sR., aged II years, 7 months
and u days. SSH NJ ss-l, 40
Funeral notice hereafter. No flowers ss! h
SoSEEBORN-on wednoeiay evening, July n,
= 1887, ut $3.50 r. NJ, ABHAltAM SoSSEBoRS, In the
7ilh year OF his age. % ~. ~
Funeral from his la.e residence, No. lo27 Chaplinc
street, this tFriday) morning at 10 o'clock.
Friends are Invited. W -'f Is AaHs
0'RARA-on Wednesday, Jdiy q. 1887, at Ii
o'clock 4. NJ, join o'HARA, aged 20 years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 81 Alley %,
Friday morning. Requiem mass at Church Of
the Immaculate Conception at Q o'clock A. NJ.
Intermcnt at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Friends
arc respectfully invited 10 attend.
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rhs narnps.,llls berry CROP,

Barne.vIlle Republican. .i H a a Y.
The shipment Of berries from this mar,
ket has closed with the end Of the rasp.
berry crop. In comparing the number Of
bushels shipped In 1885 with those OF this
year. We find a very great decrease. Last
year 1900 bushpls OF strawberries and
10000 bushels Of faspherries we're sent to
other marketu. This year the total mum.
Der Of bushels oil strawberries sent out by
rail was 1924, q decrease OF over fifty per
cent, and the number OF raspberries 8, 4S6
bushels, q decrease OF ola bushels. The
falling OF Of the strawberry crop may, to
large extent, DO attributed to the con.
tlnuous rains during the ripening season.
which caused rot, and materially lessened
the crop. While a larger acreage OF rasp.
berries was picked over this year than
last, the yield wac not 90 large. and the
crop injured somewhat by the hot wealth
or. The prices obtained by our growers
have generally been fair and probably mp
to the average. x Nh y FL
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Grand Army and isoun.ou Notes.

Assistant Quartermaater General
Thomas O. Miller, Of Fairmont, writing
about the coming Big Reunion says: 'Phe
Reunion Is going 10 be big affair. ]
think nearly all our Post will 20 over"
The Fairmont Post, by the way, WAS the
second largest Post Ii the State ct the
timo Of the lNst report. Andrew Mathoi
Post II, Of Parkersburg, ia the largest,
with 142 memheru, Meade, OF Fsirmont
next, with OF, J. ". Holiday Post third
with 81. Holiday Post now numbera OS
and will soon have l25.
Charleston claims that they will have
400 members inaide OF elk months. There
should be that many in Holiday Post and
OF leaat 200 in the South Side Post.
J. G. Forrest, Commander Of Post % al
Deer Lick, writes that there will be some
Of his Post present at the Reunion. lie
alao naes this terse language in his letter
There have been some things done that
have stirred the boys up lately, and the
prospects OF the Post are very good"
Dr.. @. J. McNulty, OF Midway, Wash,
ington county, Pa, former member 81
tho famous Ringgold Battalion, writesthai
there will be large turnout Of the Ring.
gold boys, as their reunion will be held
on the afternoon OF the second day OF the
Big Reunion. 1t ia expected that Chill
W. Hszzsrd will be the orator ,of the
Ringgold Reunion at the Grand Opsra
House at 9 r. NJ, August "a. If he ia, one
Of the best speeches Of the occasion will
DO heard.
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CHICAGO, Julyl2s.- AT; q large meeting
of prominent local Iriahmen laet night a
new association was formed, to be known
as the Anti.C Coercion Association, aud the
objects OF the same were declared to be. to
aid the people OF Ireland in their efforts to
win elf.govcrnmen.; to render moral and
financial support TO the 1rish National
League in; Ireland, and to organize and
unite the Irish citizens Of Onicsgo and
vicinity, 30 as to make their efforts in be-
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The Wire Nail.

l7fis3HrgA Times. - 7TIII7 N
Wire nails are bought by the carload
now while short time ago they we're
bought by the keg. A heavy demand for
nails OF this kind ia coming tfom railways
now, while six months ago there was none
at all 10 speak Of. The demand ia largely
from the West, and due in no small meas.
uro to the item Of freight. A key Of wire
nsils will 20 much further than q key Of
the cut. The expectation ia that the steel
nail manufacturers will make lighter
nail in order to meet the competition Of
fha H,ira y. Y ~ --N..-.-.. ~.
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Unqualified Approval.

Allcock's Porous Plaster Is the only ex.
ternal remedy that has the unqualified
recommendation OF professional men as
well rs that Of the public in general.
1t is the only genuine porous plaster,
and all other so.called porous plas.ers nre
nothing moro than perforated counter irri-
tants made to cell on the reputation OF ALI.
cocks. Beware of them. ~ q! r..
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Ylttshurgh and ROturn.

Commencing Sunday, June S, and con-
timing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will sail excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate OF 81 so, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 90. Trains leave at 5 and
$40 A. NJ, returning arrive at and II 10
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Essurslon to Columbus, Ohio,

onthe popular Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
on Friday, July 20, 1887, under. the au-
spices OF the Arion Singing seciety: Of
Wheeling. The Central Ohio sengerfest
takes place on July 20, 80 and 81 at
Columbus, Ohio. Among the sol0istu en-
gsged are Madame Fursch, Madi and
Max Heinrich. This is 10 good chance slso
to visit the great State institutions there,
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Mountain Lake Park md Return.
Commencing July 20 to 2S the Balti-
more & Ohio will sell excursion tickets to
Mountain Lake Park, good to return until
July 80, inclusive. Rate, 81 b5. 5
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Tho following eelt-explanatory card is
taken :Eom Madison paper:
t. dc Editor.
My attention having been called 10 the
numerous dispatches SAINT from this place
to the PAPERS in different parta Of the
country, with reference to a meeting Of O.
G. Washburn Post held Monday evening,
July II, wherein I am represented as be-
ing the peraon who caused a row to take
place. I wieh to say, in Justice 10 myself
and @. O. Washburn Post, that thers was
no trouble or'row during the meeting or
afterwards, and that did not tear of my
badge and sword, and pay my dues, de.
manding withdrawal card; that all these
dispatches are gross misrepresentation OF
the facts; that there was not that evening,
nor ever has been, to my knowledge, any
political question introduced or discussed
in said Post; and that l have not asked
for discharge, and neither do intend to
do 30. s7 J. W. CARMAN.
Officer Of the day, G. @. Waehnura Post,
No. II, G. A. P.
Madison, July 25.
Waahburn Post is the one to which Com.
handkerchief Fsirchild belongs. a.'
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y COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
r OTIS FOR SALE SUITABLE FOR
~ COUNTRY RESIDENCES, uear Elm drove.

- COuNlA1 RESIDENCES, near Elm Grove
I; i:n1suaH. to the decree OF tho Circuit Court o.
U In county. y. Va entered on the first day o.
June lss7, In the suit In chancery pending In said
court I. between MARY X, GRAcRAfr, plainilI, and
hEf MCDONALD AND OTHERS, defendants, the IN.
aeISigned, who was by said decree appointed
special comm tsstouer for tho purpose, will, on
THURSDAY, the @lst DAY OF JULY, 1857,
commencing at ten O'Clock A. NJ, sell at public auc.
Ton upon the premises to tho highest bidder, the
LOIS Or parcels land numbered Iespe ctiyey 10 a
lncuttye, the location aud Dimensions whereof are
more particularly shown by tho plat thereof ded
~ ING CieIks oiicc OF said Court. Said lots OF
parcels OF land are part OF tho subdivisions aud
X SHOWN on the plat oil the subdivisions Of the
shepherd estate recorded In Deed Book numbered
S g. page 65s III the Clerks office Of the County
we're conveyed to Abner Key BY Daniel q. Lit and
PANEL Lamb az special com miMlonets, by deed
GATED the 18th day OF May, 1870 and recorded In
inc, Inc iast mentioned Clerks ONCE In Decd Book
Tho property viii be sold either In Lots as laid
out On thenSt mentioned plat or In parcels Of said
T 1Em, Vt Mnoio as may seem most tudcious
1 ahc Undersigned IL authorized BY said decree %
sale, subject 70 continuation BY said Circuit, Cour,
and respectfully Boiets bids therefor In writing 70
be nled with him before sale. 4 III -
hon hn Sai " nALE-Each purchaser 10 pay ID
naHu onethiro OF tho purchase money due by him.
t ana as much more as he may choose to pay. and
the Ieeio ue II any. In two equal nstalment bear.
anR interest nom the day OF sale and payable re.
specuyely III one and two years thereafter; notes
WIN good security to be slveu for tho deferred In.
sAlmenh and the legal Tito to DO retained as fur
Iher security uatil payment In faI,
4. AZ 4g 95,5qg 2. DANIEL LAMB,
Et5%5 ;5 III - FIX N Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that Daniel Lamb, the above
nAtned special com missioncr. has given bond ~
t tae penalty aud with surety required by law and
Wy a1o decree. sYta ~ 81 ~ irst5a1 .-E..
ie2O tSi;73 JNo. W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Tho above sale Is adjourned TIL
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D :, n, $3.50. p, ~, W. :. HUbbNhp' 1fusHe.
'EVENTH

TRU g. EE s SALE OF SEVENTH
i. WARD PROPERTY. sh@ PSI
BY virtue OF deed Of trust made by Zlb!ua T.
Elder aud Leroy Rider her husband. TO <, ],
Stone, deceased, dated January II, 1884. and re.
corded III the office OF TIE CiGrk Of the County
Trust Hook No. 20, page b49, and by virtue Of an
orde: OF tho Circuit Court OF said Ohio county,
made and entered on the order book thereof Oh
the 1lth day OF July 1851 by which order the said
Circuit Court appointed me as trustee In place Of
E. J. Stone, deceaaed, who was trustee In said deed
OF trust, and by virtue Of my acceptance OF said
appointment In open Court Aforesaid on the lust
the front door OF The Court Houte OF said county,
being the north door thereof III the city Of Wheel.
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SATURDAY, tho a7th DAY Of AUG usr, 1851,


SATURDAY, tho eth DAY OF JUST, 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, all that parcel o,
ground lying and situate In The addition to saM
city OF Wheeling laid out by Daniel Zane, bounded
and described as follows. viz: Beginning ut q
point on the east line Of south Huron street,
eighty.eIght. feet from the northeast corner Of
South Huron street ann Delaware street. and run.
ming thence no,thwa'dlY on said South Huron
street twenty-five feet; thence eahtwardIy parallel
with Delaware street one hundred and twenty feet
70 Huron alley: thence with the line Of Huron
alley toutherly twenty two feet; thence westward.
y to the place Of beginning, together with ali tho
Improvements thereon ind tho Embellishments and
appuslenances belonging thereto, being ali the
same property covered 10 said Zabina z Elder BY
Alonzo Barclay and wife by decd bearing date the
10Th day OF March, 1858. and duly recorded,
TERas or sA1E-0nc-tnlrd and as much more "a
The purchaser may elect, cash on the day OF sale,
the balance In two equal lnstalments payable ii
one and two years from the dny Of sale. with inter.
est from that date the purchaser to give bis notes
Tor the deferred payments, aud secure tho same BY
deed OF trust upon tho properly aud insurance
policies upon the buildings 10 the satisfaction Of
The title Is believed good, but selling as trustee
shsu convey only the tito vested in me by raid
deed o. trust, aprointmcntaud acceptance thereof,
49,. y. .....,... GEU. b CALDWELL, Trustee.
= j. a. HFRVEf, lAuctiOnesr' ,,ysIS', ir2l
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William Enplehatd and vita to mt as trustee
dated June ISt 1850 AMI recorded In tho once Ok
the Clerk Ct the County Court Of Ohio county
West Virginia. In Decd OF Trust Hook No. % pHSe
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SATURDAY, 2lth DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1ss,

4 % HHHF
commencing at ten O'Clock A. H., certain tract O,
iand situate on the waters Of Hickman, q branch
OF Fish creek, IN Marshall county, West Virginia,
and bounded as follows: Beginning al hickory
corner 10 said Rice In the Marshall and conn
~ line north S9a west IDS poles 10 stone pile in
Eiaws line: thence north %: cast OK poles to 4
stake and ". o. bush In road, an agIecd corner
bet%een petesson, Rice and EfAw: thence south
olA west u poles 10 Il stone near the road thence
~ west ~ poles TO stone; thence south g.
west Il poles TO All oak; thence south 26e west 10
poles 70 hickory; thence north $50 west % roles
10 MO: corner between Rlce and Flaw; thence
south s0' west 1921 poles TO bush corner oil Val.
ehuhe Brennan; thence north Al polea to a stone
Mlulln one roo OF sugar marked as a corner;
nence NORTH A. weat Il poles TO stone III Beeet
Mne gu norm bank Of Hickman; thence with said
nne nolth SA east 50 poles 10 stone near p!ne:
soH east IL poles to W. O.; thence north 420 east
% poles 10 drain: thence north 42o east q poles
70 RED OAK; thence north l7' east G. poles 10
!ed OAK; thence north 500 east 2s poles 10 bush;
thence north $50 cast 81 poles to 4 sugar; thence
south 64o east lac poles 10 tho temporary line and
win The same EOnth2o cast 255 poles to the begin.
nlng, containing four hundred aud seven ac!eg
legs. SEA - ~! 7-rtTs' !, -"
Z TERMS OF sALE-one.haIf OF the purchase
money and as much more az tho purchaser may
eIect 70 pay cash, aud tho residue Iii one year with
ihteres! thereon from the day OF sale, tho pul.
70 give MS note With approved secuslty. and
the lille to be retained or deed OF trust given 70
seGnIe the deferred payment. IA o.. 81
!. n1lle believed 70 be good but selling az trustee
me. Il ysf s9.,,1irl}'.,. ~ I0HS i JONES
:. je20 as5i,5 44 y X " 80 - Trustee.
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TrsE THE GATE CITY
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Plans aud specifications Tor taking down aud
rebuilding the Flat Presbyterian Church, Bciiaire,
Ohio, can DO seen at tho oaieo OF ". J. McClain,
Bellslre. All contractors mus. send In their sealed
bids on same by August q. 1887. The right Is re.
served to reject auy Or all bids .li N
by order Of Board Of Trustees. q, *
jy2S tat 05siHfs1 +. NJ. STRONG. seo,y.
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SATURDAY, tho 18Th DAY Of AUGUST, 1857,
commencing at 10 o clock A. NJ, the north one-hsl,
OF lot No forty t4o), situated Oil the west Side Of
thapline street between 1wenty.aith (2athl and
Twenty sixth GOTH streets formerly called MAJ.
shall and Division Streets In tho SIKH ward OF the
city OF aheeling, being IN Whist j. known az EeT's
addition to the city OF Whceng, together with all
the appurtsnalee unto the taid land belonging o,
In anywise sppeftaining. I5falEs
TERys or LE-One.third aud as much more "a
tho purchaser may elect cash on the day OF saie.
the balance Ia two equal inSaHmeass payabie Id
OFT iron, that date the purchaser 10 give hls Nets
for the deferred payments, and secure the same BY
deed Of trust upon the property and Insurance
policies upon the buildings TO tho satisfaction Of
The trustee. - "a s'} s5' +; .sttt,, q. 4r
The title Ia believed good. but selling as trustee
shalt convey only tho title vested IN nc by said
deed Of trust. s5fs'al,Gf -
49, - .--,.. Is. &c W p urRRARn Trnstea =
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Cheap Sunday Excursions GU, Ohio River
~! W & Il I.ailrond : II < 81 t ~ H,

. Commencing June II, the Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. WhepIipg
to sistersyille and return at the low rats
OF 81 5O;sWheelins to Petersburg and
return, 81 %. Tickets good one day only.
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-I79.7 ~ u q % As9tt1rulus ~ 800
!. Bellairo & Zanesvlle Through Passenger leaves
Be!!aifo at $40 q. IN, arrives a. Bellaitc at o. IN,
Woodsaeld Passenger leaves BcllAlre at 4:20 D.
m, arrives at Bellairc at $40 a. m. Sd -
. sllmmerte!d Accommodation leaves BollaIre at
leo .. m, Grtives ar Bellai!e at l0:45 a. M 80